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MIT's Supermind Ideator treats invented examples as a feature for creativity rather than a bug, and labels them "possible (maybe fictitious)".

Collective intelligence

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    But as noted above, since our goal is to help users come up with creative ideas, we think these fictitious hallucinations are more likely to be a feature than a bug.

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Keep the idea space apart from the record. In idea generation a model's invented examples are useful prompts, and the Ideator labels them "possible (maybe fictitious)"; in a knowledge base the same output is a fabrication. A collective needs both spaces, clearly marked, with nothing crossing into the record without a source.

Why. Split per Vida review P-G7YNGRAVB7: one point per claim, sourced finding kept apart from the claim about us.